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How Does A Compiler Work? - Software Engineering Stack Exchange A compiler is a computer program (or set of instructions) that transforms source code written in a programming language (the source language) into another computer language (the target language, often having a binary form known as object code)
Compiler Warnings - Software Engineering Stack Exchange Many compilers have warning messages to warn the programmers about potential runtime, logic and performance errors, most times, you quickly fix them, but what about unfixable warnings? How do you
Why are there so few C compilers? The question is based upon a false premise Analog Devices, armcc, Bruce's C Compiler, the Bare-C Cross Compiler, the Borland compiler, the clang compiler, the Cosmic C compiler, the CodeWarrior compiler, the dokto compiler, the Ericsson compiler, and I'm not even out of the first five letters of the alphabet yet There is an insanely large number of C compilers The question is "why are there
Are Intel compilers really better than the Microsoft ones? WARNING: Answer based on own experience - YMMV If the code is really computationally expensive, yes, definitely I have seen an improvement of over 20x times with the former Intel C++ Compiler (now Intel Studio if I recall correctly) vs the standard Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler It's true the code was very far from perfect and that may have played a role (actually that's why we bothered using
compiler - GCC vs clang LLVM -- pros and cons of each - Software . . . License for GCC runtime libraries adds another layer of restrictions while Clang compiler runtime (compiler-rt library) is under permissive MIT license Summary: compile with Clang when you develop the program, and with GCC for the final build (but make sure that its faster and doesn't break) Stick with Clang LLVM if you do compiler research